JWST Unleashing a New Frontier in Astronomy
The JWST will be able to identify the composition of the atmospheres of some of the exoplanets suitable for life.
Astrobiology
Space and the Human Body: An Overview of Research at ISS
Astronauts would probably be genetically tweaked to lose the stress and fear response so that they would remain calm.
All You need to know about Martian Hydrology
Finer-scale, dendritic networks of valleys are distributed across considerable swaths of the topography elsewhere on the Martian surface.
A New Phenomenon of Origination of Planets & Stars as “Twins”
The structure is idiosyncratic; A protoplanetary disk with a young ‘star’ hosting detailed rings of planet-forming material.
Book Review; Islam, Sci-Fic & Extraterrestrial Life by Jörg Matthias Determann
Determann encompasses different concepts of the alien in Muslim societies across the globe, from South Asia to Turkey and Arabia to Africa.
Venus: a planet in our Solar system pretty much ignored
Venus is a terrestrial planet, which means it is composed of silicate rocks and metals, this makes it similar to Earth.
Exploring Drake’s Equation: The Possibility of Extraterrestrial Intelligence
Astronomers and Stargazers who are fervent about the deep space and the universe have always
On the Sensitivity and need to continue research in space and other Sciences after the Pandemic
Dr. Nozair Khawaja is a Pakistan-based German planetary scientist associates with ESA & Free University Berlin.
A Stunning collection of Astrophotographs
Take a tour of some of the stunning, rare images captured by NASA, ESA and
The arguably mysterious Wow! signal
On 15 August 1977, astronomers at the Ohio state university were studying the location of